The 2019 Ivory Prize nominations are open for a $14,000 leadership award.

Join the Black Student Union in celebrating Black History Month during February.

Get tickets for the gala that recognizes alumni and honorary alumni who have distinguished themselves professionally, served local and national communities and supported the U in its missions.

A U professor who collected data from Provo, Logan and Red Butte Creek systems collaborates in worldwide ecology project.

USU-led research supported by U geochemist finds lake’s exposed playa can threaten human health in new ways.

New research co-led by U geneticists shows how early nerve cell choices shape the peripheral nervous system.

“Gratitude and grief can exist at the same time.”

“As I explored Utah with them, I came to love the state.”

Researchers, policy makers and industry experts gathered at the U to examine nuclear expansion in the Intermountain West at the 2026 John Horan Health Physics Symposium.

Research shows that with as little as 10 minutes outside, we begin to feel better, improving symptoms such as anxiety, depression, cognitive function, stress and other issues.

This event united students, staff, faculty, campus departments and employer partners.

A story told through the decades of photographs is the congregation’s investment in younger generations even as it provided care and support for the first-generation immigrants.

The Wilkes Center hosted the 24-hour challenge where students win prizes for developing innovative, practical solutions to pressing global issues related to energy and climate change.

Construction is scheduled to begin this summer, and is expected to be completed within 20 to 24 months.

Through smart technology, soil health and $600,000 in waterwise upgrades, the University of Utah is balancing immediate conservation with the long-term survival of the State Arboretum.

U trustees endorse plan for interdisciplinary hub to study mega-events’ economic, environmental and social dimensions on host communities.

USU-led research supported by U geochemist finds lake’s exposed playa can threaten human health in new ways.

New research co-led by U geneticists shows how early nerve cell choices shape the peripheral nervous system.

“Gratitude and grief can exist at the same time.”

“As I explored Utah with them, I came to love the state.”

Researchers, policy makers and industry experts gathered at the U to examine nuclear expansion in the Intermountain West at the 2026 John Horan Health Physics Symposium.

Research shows that with as little as 10 minutes outside, we begin to feel better, improving symptoms such as anxiety, depression, cognitive function, stress and other issues.

This event united students, staff, faculty, campus departments and employer partners.

A story told through the decades of photographs is the congregation’s investment in younger generations even as it provided care and support for the first-generation immigrants.

The Wilkes Center hosted the 24-hour challenge where students win prizes for developing innovative, practical solutions to pressing global issues related to energy and climate change.

Construction is scheduled to begin this summer, and is expected to be completed within 20 to 24 months.

Through smart technology, soil health and $600,000 in waterwise upgrades, the University of Utah is balancing immediate conservation with the long-term survival of the State Arboretum.

U trustees endorse plan for interdisciplinary hub to study mega-events’ economic, environmental and social dimensions on host communities.

USU-led research supported by U geochemist finds lake’s exposed playa can threaten human health in new ways.

New research co-led by U geneticists shows how early nerve cell choices shape the peripheral nervous system.

“Gratitude and grief can exist at the same time.”

“As I explored Utah with them, I came to love the state.”

Researchers, policy makers and industry experts gathered at the U to examine nuclear expansion in the Intermountain West at the 2026 John Horan Health Physics Symposium.

Research shows that with as little as 10 minutes outside, we begin to feel better, improving symptoms such as anxiety, depression, cognitive function, stress and other issues.

This event united students, staff, faculty, campus departments and employer partners.

A story told through the decades of photographs is the congregation’s investment in younger generations even as it provided care and support for the first-generation immigrants.

The Wilkes Center hosted the 24-hour challenge where students win prizes for developing innovative, practical solutions to pressing global issues related to energy and climate change.

Construction is scheduled to begin this summer, and is expected to be completed within 20 to 24 months.

Through smart technology, soil health and $600,000 in waterwise upgrades, the University of Utah is balancing immediate conservation with the long-term survival of the State Arboretum.

U trustees endorse plan for interdisciplinary hub to study mega-events’ economic, environmental and social dimensions on host communities.

USU-led research supported by U geochemist finds lake’s exposed playa can threaten human health in new ways.

New research co-led by U geneticists shows how early nerve cell choices shape the peripheral nervous system.

“Gratitude and grief can exist at the same time.”

“As I explored Utah with them, I came to love the state.”

Researchers, policy makers and industry experts gathered at the U to examine nuclear expansion in the Intermountain West at the 2026 John Horan Health Physics Symposium.

Research shows that with as little as 10 minutes outside, we begin to feel better, improving symptoms such as anxiety, depression, cognitive function, stress and other issues.

This event united students, staff, faculty, campus departments and employer partners.

A story told through the decades of photographs is the congregation’s investment in younger generations even as it provided care and support for the first-generation immigrants.

The Wilkes Center hosted the 24-hour challenge where students win prizes for developing innovative, practical solutions to pressing global issues related to energy and climate change.

Construction is scheduled to begin this summer, and is expected to be completed within 20 to 24 months.

Through smart technology, soil health and $600,000 in waterwise upgrades, the University of Utah is balancing immediate conservation with the long-term survival of the State Arboretum.

U trustees endorse plan for interdisciplinary hub to study mega-events’ economic, environmental and social dimensions on host communities.